Down Under Leg Locks Bundle by Craig Jones: Lower-Body Attack Curriculum

What it teaches

This is a Craig Jones leg-lock bundle built around lower-body attacks, with the product source naming five included instructional videos: False Reap Accusations, Get Off My Legs, Gringo Down Under Leg Attacks, Battle Tested Down Under Leg Attacks, and You Can't Knee Bahh.

The supplied description frames the curriculum as leg-lock offense across false reap, knee bars, saddle, and related lower-body systems, with attention to basics, mechanics, setups, and finishes.

Our assessment: consider it as an attacking leg-lock library rather than a single narrow solution. The strongest fit is a grappler who wants repeated exposure to entries, control mechanics, and finishing ideas across several Craig Jones courses.

Curriculum overview

Who it is for

The product source describes the bundle as intended for all levels and says it includes material from basics and mechanics through setups and finishes.

Consider it if leg attacks are a central study priority and you want a broad lower-body attacking curriculum from one instructor instead of a single-position course.

Buy less urgently if you only need defense-to-position material. The supplied alternatives are explicitly built around defending leg locks into guard passing or back takes, while this bundle is presented mainly as an attacking lower-body collection.

Prerequisites

The supplied source does not list formal prerequisites and presents the bundle as suitable for any level.

Our suggested prerequisite is practical familiarity with common leg-lock safety rules and positional terminology before live application, because the advertised topics include false reap, saddle, knee bars, setups, and finishes.

Format and access

This is a bundle of five instructional videos available through BJJ Fanatics streaming or download access on supported devices. The source also mentions the BJJ Fanatics app.

Gi/no-gi format is unverified in the supplied source. The content is described as leg locks and lower-body attacks, but the snapshot does not explicitly state whether the instruction is gi, no-gi, or mixed.

Research limitation: the snapshot confirms the bundle titles and broad topics, but not a detailed chapter breakdown, ruleset focus, or gi/no-gi designation for each included course.

Strengths

The clearest strength is scope: the bundle collects five Craig Jones leg-lock instructionals and the source says it covers lower-body attacking ideas from mechanics to setups and finishes.

For a grappler building an offensive leg-lock game, this may be more cohesive than buying unrelated single courses, because the bundle is framed around one instructor’s systematic approach to attacking the lower body.

The topic mix is useful for avoiding a one-entry game: the source specifically references false reap, knee bars, saddle, and broader leg attacks.

Limitations

The supplied product source is broad and promotional, not a detailed syllabus. It does not provide chapter-by-chapter confirmation for the individual courses in the bundle.

Buy less confidently if you need to verify exact lesson coverage before purchase, such as specific entries, counters, or a ruleset-specific roadmap; those details are not present in the supplied bundle snapshot.

The bundle appears offense-forward in the product description, so students mainly worried about escaping and converting leg-lock defense into passing or back control may find the Gordon Ryan alternatives more directly matched to that problem.

Suggested study order

Our suggested order is to begin with Get Off My Legs before emphasizing offense, because the title and bundle context point to leg-lock situations where defensive awareness can make the later attacking material safer and easier to contextualize.

Next, consider studying False Reap Accusations and the Down Under Leg Attacks courses as your entry-and-control block, then isolate You Can't Knee Bahh when you want a focused finishing lane around knee bars.

For drilling, our suggested cycle is mechanics first, then entries, then finishes, because the source explicitly says the bundle spans basics, mechanics, setups, and finishes.

Bundle or individual courses

This product is a bundle, and the supplied source says it includes five full-length Craig Jones leg-lock videos rather than a single standalone instructional.

Consider the bundle if you want the complete confirmed set: false reap, defensive leg-lock situations, down-under leg attacks, battle-tested leg attacks, and knee bars. If your problem is only one of those topics, an individual course may be cleaner, but individual course pages were not supplied here for verification.

Alternatives to compare

The Pillars of Defense: Leg Locks to Guard Passing by Gordon Ryan is the clearer comparison if your main goal is converting leg-lock defense into guard passing. Its source says it covers defense from irimi ashi, outside ashi, cross ashi, 50/50, and more, then passes from failed leg attacks.

Pillars of Defense: Leg Locks to Back Takes by Gordon Ryan is the closer alternative if your priority is back exposure after defending. Its source describes leg-lock defense that consistently exposes the back for back takes from common entanglements.

Our assessment: choose the Craig Jones bundle for breadth in offensive lower-body attacks; choose the Gordon Ryan alternatives when the specific training need is defense-to-pass or defense-to-back-take sequencing.

• The Pillars of Defense: Leg Locks to Guard Passing by Gordon Ryan — check current price
• Pillars of Defense: Leg Locks to Back Takes by Gordon Ryan — check current price

Purchase guidance

Consider buying if you want a collected Craig Jones lower-body attacking library and are comfortable with the source’s broad curriculum description rather than a verified chapter list.

Hold off if your decision depends on exact lesson names, gi/no-gi confirmation, or component-by-component syllabus details; those were not supplied in the product snapshot.